St. Peter, United States (Local)
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Carson's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, business developments, construction projects, and crime in the United States with a specific focus on Minnesota and Owatonna. Based on his articles, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local businesses opening or closing, community events taking place in the area he covers (Minnesota and Owatonna), new construction projects underway within these areas, as well as updates about crime and law enforcement.
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By: Carson Hughes
In an election cycle that has the GOP on the backfoot defending seats in Republican strongholds like Texas, Iowa and Kansas, Minnesota's Senate race appears to be capturing attention from the party as a pickup to stem the tide of a potential blue wave.
By: Carson Hughes
With School Board elections set to bring a change in leadership to the Le Sueur-Henderson School District, the current School Board has pivoted away from conducting a superintendent search in favor of keeping Darren Kern onboard as the district's superintendent.
By: Carson Hughes
When the Le Sueur City Council candidate forum opened on Thursday night, it was unclear how much of a forum there would actually be.
By: Carson Hughes
After months of discussion, hiring difficulties and the abrupt resignation of a longtime police chief, the Cleveland City Council appeared to walk out of a Wednesday workshop meeting leaning towards a proposal that would have the Le Sueur County Sheriff's Office take over Cleveland policing.
Before the Saints football team hit the field to take on Albert Lea, St. Peter Public High School Homecoming Court lined up in front of the bleachers to be inducted into the pantheon of Homecoming Royalty.
By: Carson Hughes
More than $511,000 in delinquent utility bills remained unpaid in Le Sueur as of Oct. 8, as city officials weighed how to collect outstanding balances and whether changes to the city's enforcement practices could improve payment rates.
After a year-long hiatus, St. Peter's “Tell Me a Story” storytelling event is returning with a new home, grant funding and a topic organizers hope will bring people closer together: community.
By: Carson Hughes
Years before he began his journalistic career at the Mankato Free Press, Joe Tougas was a student at Minnesota State University-Mankato in search of his big break. In 1985, at just 23 years old, Tougas had clinched the interview of a lifetime with one of his personal music idols, the incomparable Frank Zappa.
A semi driver was struck and killed in a crash on Hwy. 169 south of St. Peter on Thursday afternoon.
The city of Le Center has a new guidebook for expanding housing, infrastructure and business development over the next decade.
